Back Mezha TechEx denies massive data leak and details controlled disinformation operation
A circulated dataset prompted alarms, but TechEx says it was a controlled decoy used in counterintelligence, and the company reports no operational disruptions.
As reported by the page of TechEx defense company .
TechEx refutes claims of an alleged large-scale data leak, calling them inaccurate and deliberately distorted.
The company emphasizes that the mentioned data were accessible to the enemy only within the framework of counterintelligence measures, which TechEx had previously disclosed to the public.
«As a result of that operation the adversary, for a certain period, had limited access not to real company data, but to a specially prepared array of disinformation, which was deliberately formed to protect the enterprise’s activities, its production processes and technical information»
What Russian outlets present today as “the result of their successful operation” actually indicates that the enemy is operating with unreliable data obtained within the framework of countermeasures.
«In their actions there are signs of criminal offenses provided by Article 345 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine “Threat or violence against a worker of a law enforcement agency” and Article 194 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine “Deliberate destruction or damage to property”. The respective messages have been sent to the National Police»
“Our data is protected. Key systems are functioning, the team is working in harmony. Internal security procedures have been strengthened. TechEx continues to operate normally, and the investigation is ongoing,” the company emphasizes.
TechEx continues to monitor the situation and assures that there are no operational disruptions – the company is operating normally, and the investigation is ongoing.
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